In this video, I show how to install a seat sensor emulator and kill the dashboard's airbag light in a 2008 Suzuki SX4. The car's passenger seat has a sensor in it that detects when someone is sitting on the seat. If this sensor goes bad -- which is a common problem -- the airbag light comes on and the car's airbags will not work. Using a seat sensor emulator, the car's airbag system is tricked into thinking that someone is sitting in the seat, so the dashboard light goes off and the airbags will work. This is not a hard project, but there are a couple of steps and one is a little tricky.

I got this emulator from a company called Airbag360: https://airbag360.com

I have several other videos about Suzuki SX4 maintenance, so search my channel for "Suzuki" if you'd like to find them.

This video was shot in 4K using a Panasonic Lumix GH5 camera, and edited using Adobe Premiere Pro.

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